All Chapters of My Son-in-Law is a Secret Billionaire: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

"Mom, honey, I've got the water ready. Let me wash your feet."At eight o'clock in the evening, Selene Wilson and her mother, Carrie Cooper, had just returned from their family meeting. As usual, Scott Radley, who had finished cleaning the house, came over with two basins of warm water in hand.But tonight, something was different. Neither of them moved. Their faces were cold, distant. Carrie picked up her beloved poodle, cooing at it as if it were her own child. Then, without warning, she lashed out, sending one of the basins flying with a sharp kick. Water splashed across the floor."All you do is wash feet every day. What a useless man!" she snapped.In that moment, something broke inside Scott—something he had held back for a long, long time. He had endured their disdain in silence, the biting words, the endless humiliations. To them, he was nothing more than a low-paid clerk, a burden. Even the poodle in Carrie's arms held a higher status in this household."Here. Look this

"Selene, did you really divorce that useless guy?"It was two in the afternoon. In the grand office of the Wilson Group headquarters at Denblue Tower, the true matriarch of the Wilson family, Olivia Carhart, sat in a heavy rosewood chair. Her arched brow revealed a sharp curiosity."Yes, Grandma." Selene's face carried a distinct sense of relief, as if a weight had been lifted."Excellent. Well done," Olivia said, nodding slowly. "A man like that staying in our family would only bring us shame. I'm proud of you, Selene."In the past, no matter how well Selene managed the branch she was in charge of, Olivia never offered a word of praise. Her marriage to Scott was always a thorn in the old woman's side. But today, she seemed genuinely satisfied.Seeing this, both Selene and Carrie felt a surge of excitement. They both thought the same thing—divorcing that worthless Scott was the best decision they had ever made.Without missing a beat, Selene leaned forward slightly and said, "Gra

Early the next morning, Carrie and Selene arrived at the entrance of Nalheim Group's headquarters, where they met Calvin.Even though Calvin had promised to take care of everything the day before, Selene hadn't slept a wink all night. Part of her feared something might still go wrong; the other part, strangely, missed Scott. Without him in the house, an empty feeling lingered in her heart, as though something was missing.In the middle of the night, she even found herself missing him.She hated feeling this way. Scott was nothing but a loser. What right did he have to occupy her thoughts? And yet, the feeling clung to her like a shadow, leaving her mind foggy and unfocused as the new day began.Calvin, who had long harbored desires for Selene, mistook her distraction for worry about the deal. With a confident smile, as if everything were well within his grasp, he patted her shoulder gently. "Selene, don't worry," he said. "I'm the general manager of Nalheim Group. Once I get to the

Scott hadn't intended to make such a grand gesture. But since this company would soon be his, he needed to establish authority. If he didn't, managing things later might prove difficult. And, to be honest, he wanted Calvin to understand one thing clearly—when it came to firing people, only he had the power to do so.Without a word, Scott picked up the pen and signed his name on the equity transfer agreement in front of everyone.Steve, however, stood frozen in place."What are you waiting for?" Spencer snapped, irritation flickering across his face. "Sign the papers! Or have you decided you don't want the one hundred million after all?"Snapping out of his daze, Steve scrambled to pull a pen from his breast pocket. "Yes, Mr. Reed! I'll sign it right away!" His hand trembled slightly as he scrawled his signature across the page.He had always known Spencer's success wasn't solely his own doing. Behind him stood a figure with immense power, someone who could change a man's fate with

"Rory, did you contact the wrong people?" Selene couldn't accept this outcome. Her voice sharpened as she questioned her secretary."Miss Wilson, I didn't contact the wrong people. If you don't believe me, check the call logs yourself—I even recorded the conversations. You can listen." Rory handed over her phone, her expression a mix of frustration and helplessness.Selene didn't want to believe it. She was convinced there had to be some mistake. With her personal charm, how could these people possibly turn their backs on her?But when she listened to the recordings—one after another—the cold, hard reality sank in.Rory hadn't lied. She had reached out to everyone, and without exception, they all cut ties with her. Some of them, as it turned out, had already severed their business relationship on the very day she divorced Scott. She just hadn't known until now.The bright and promising future she had envisioned crumbled in an instant.A few minutes ago, she had been so confident—